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- ABR
At the ABR, our mission is to certify that our diplomates demonstrate the requisite knowledge, skill, and understanding of their disciplines to the benefit of patients Founded in 1934, we’re a not-for-profit organization and are a member of the American Board of Medical Specialties
- ABR
The ABR is an independent, not-for-profit organization and is one of 24 national medical specialty boards that make up the American Board of Medical Specialties (ABMS) We were founded to protect the public by assessing and certifying doctors who meet specific educational, training, and professional requirements
- ABR Board Certification
The ABR conducts initial qualifying and certifying exams to ascertain the qualification of those who have completed training in the specialties of radiology, as well as several subspecialty areas (see Radiology Specialties)
- Certifying Exam - ABR
The computer-based Certifying Exam can be taken 15 months after completion of diagnostic radiology residency The Core Exam must be passed before
- ABR
At the ABR, our mission is to certify that our diplomates demonstrate the requisite knowledge, skill, and understanding of their disciplines to the benefit of patients
- Initial Certification - ABR
More Information The ABR offers two Alternate Pathways to certification in diagnostic radiology Information is also available for Program Administration (Program Directors and Program Coordinators) and Credentialers and Practices See our Certificate FAQs For those who have completed residency and are seeking employment:
- Diagnostic Radiology - ABR
At the ABR, our mission is to certify that our diplomates demonstrate the requisite knowledge, skill, and understanding of their disciplines to the benefit of patients Founded in 1934, we’re a not-for-profit organization and are a member of the American Board of Medical Specialties
- Board Eligibility - ABR
Candidates have specific time limits for remaining eligible to be initially certified by the ABR and to maintain their status as board eligible Board eligibility for those currently in training will begin at the completion of an ACGME- or RCPSC-accredited training program and extend for six years
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